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I understand why answer D is correct, but why is E incorrect? If T was slower than S, wouldn't that hurt the argument, especially as we're focused on treating the effects of heart attacks as soon as possible?
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I understand why answer D is correct, but why is E incorrect? If T was slower than S, wouldn't that hurt the argument, especially as we're focused on treating the effects of heart attacks as soon as possible?
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You're making the assumption that if the drug works slower it must be more ineffective, you cant make that assumption since we don't know enough information. Additionally the negation of significantly faster isn't "slower", it could be just tiny bit faster or the same speed.